what is the difference between momentum and inertia? (In tabuler form)
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Momentum:
1) It is tendency of a body to remain in motion.
2) It is a vector quantity.
3) It depends on mass and velocity.
4) The momentum of a body of mass ‘m’ moving with a velocity of ‘v’ is calculated as p=m×v
Inertia:
1) It is the resistance offered by the body to motion.
2) It is a scalar quantity.
3) It depends only on mass.
4) The inertia cannot be calculated using a formula.
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Inertia describes objects resistance change in motion. Momentum describes how much motion it has.
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